CURRICULUM VITAETOMIZAWA HISAO, Ph. D.
PRESENT POSITION:
Vice President
Specially Appointed Professor, School of International Relations
Deputy Director, Global Center for Asian and Regional Research
University of Shizuoka, Japan
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Department of International Relations, School of International Relations,
University of Shizuoka,
52-1 Yada, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka-shi, 422-8526 JAPANTEL/FAX: ++81-54-264-5321(direct)
Email: tomizawa@u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp
DATE / PLACE OF BIRTH: February, 1954; Tokyo, JapanEDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:
Professional Social Researcher, Japan Certification Board for Social Researcher(2006)
Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology, University of Tokyo (2002)
Master of Sociology in Cultural Anthropology, University of Tokyo (1980)
English Teacher’s License for Junior & Senior High School, Japan (1978)
Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Cultural Anthropology, University of Tokyo(1978)
MAJOR ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:
April 2021-present: Vice President, University of Shizuoka
April 2019-present: Specially Appointed Professor, School of International
Relations, University of Shizuoka
April 2017-March 2019: Dean, Graduate School of International Relations,
University of Shizuoka
1April 2015-March 2017: Dean, School of International Relations, University of
Shizuoka
April 2012-present: Deputy Director, Global Center for Asian and Regional
Research, University of Shizuoka
April 2011-March 2013: Vice President, University of Shizuoka
April 2009-March 2011: Dean, School of International Relations, University of
Shizuoka.
October 2008-March 2009: Vice Dean, School of International Relations,
University of Shizuoka.
January 2002-April 2005: Senator, University of Shizuoka.
September 1995-March 2019: Professor of Cultural Anthropology, School ofInternational Relations and Graduate School of International Relations, Universityof Shizuoka.
April 1991-August 1995: Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology,
School of International Relations and Graduate School of International
Relations, University of Shizuoka.
April 1988-March 1991: Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology,
School of International Relations, University of Shizuoka.
November 1984-March 1988: Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology,
Department of Cultural Anthropology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University ofTokyo.
MAJOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND ACTIVITIES:
December 2018-June 2021: President, Japan Society for Halal Science andTechnology (JAHAS)
April 2014-March 2016: President, Japan Association for Malaysian Studies(JAMS)
April 2014-March 2016: Member of the Executive Board, the Japan Consortium
for Area Studies (JCAS)
April 2012-present: Member of the Management Board, National Museum of
Ethnology, Osaka
April 2012-March 2013: Member of the Expert Committee on JASSO, Ministry of
Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan.
2April 2010-March 2012: Member of the Editorial Board, Japanese Journal of
Cultural Anthropology
April 2010-March 2014: Member of the Executive Board, the Japan Association
For Malaysian Studies.
April 2009-March 2012: Member of the Executive Board, Shizuoka ResearchInstitute, Japan
April 2009-March 2012: Member of the Organizing Committee of the Asia-PacificAcademic Forum in Shizuoka
June 2008-May 2010: Member of the Screening Committee for the Grand Award of
the Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology
April 2006-March 2008: Member of the Executive Board, Japanese Society of
Cultural Anthropology
April 2006-March 2008: Councilor of the Japanese Society of Cultural
Anthropology
April 2006-March 2008: Member of the Editorial Board, Japanese Journal of
Cultural Anthropology
August 2005-July 2007: Member of the European Association for Japanese Studies
April 2004-present: Member of the Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology(September 1978-March 2004: Member of the Japanese Society of Ethnology)
May 1998-present: Councilor of the Shizuoka City Cultural Promotion Foundation
April 1992-present: Founding Member of the Japan Association for MalaysianStudiesMarch 1986-March 2019: Member of the Japanese Society for Oceanic Studies
January 2002-April 2005: Member of the Executive Board, University of Shizuoka
June 1998-May 2001: Member of the Executive Board, Shizuoka Cultural andScience Museum for Children
April 1986-March 1988: Member of the Editorial Board, Japanese Journal of
Ethnology
January 1985-February 1987: Cooperative Member of the Editorial Board of theEncyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology Project (published by Koubundou, 1987)
December 1983-March 1996: Member of the Japan Society for Southeast AsianHistory
April 1983-March 1984: Member of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic
3Society
REFEREES FOR ACADEMIC JOURNALS AND INSTITUTIONS
Referee for the Japanese Journal of Cultural Anthropology.
Referee for the Japanese Review of Cultural Anthropology (English Journal).
Referee for the Bulletin of the National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka.
Referee for the Southeast Asian Studies, CSEAS (Center for Southeast AsianStudies, Kyoto University).
Referee for the Asia Pacific Viewpoint.
Referee for the International Journal of Emerging Markets.
Referee for the China: An International Journal (East Asian Institute, National
University of Singapore).
External Referee for the Professorship of the Research Institute for Languages andCultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
External Referee for the Research Project, Institute of Developing Economies,
Tokyo.
External Referee for the Research Proposal Evaluation System, NUS (National
University of Singapore), Singapore
Referee for the Research Grant of the Shizuoka Research Institute, Japan
External Assessor for the University of Malaya, Malaysia
External Referee for the Professorship of the National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka
External Assessor for the Shizuoka University
External Referee for the Ph.D. Dissertation, Hiroshima City University
External Referee for the Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Tokyo
External Referee for the Ph.D. Dissertation, Reitaku University
External Referee for the Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Malaya, Malaysia
Evaluator, JUAA (Japan University Accreditation Association)
FELLOWSHIPS:
April 2019-present: Research Fellow, Center for Global Studies, University of
Shizuoka
May 2006-present: Research Fellow, Center for Integrated Area Studies, Kyoto
University
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July 1991-present: Research Fellow, Research Center for the South Pacific,
Kagoshima University
April 1989-present: Research Fellow, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto
University
April 1986-present: Research Fellow, Research Institute for Languages andCultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
August-September 2006: Visiting Research Fellow, Centre for Civilisational
Dialogue, University of Malaya
February 1999-September 2000: Research Affiliate, Institute of Development
Studies, Sabah, Malaysia.
June 1993-March 1995: Research Fellow, Institute of Developing Economies,
Tokyo
October 1990-March 1991: Lecturer, Institute of Oriental Culture, University ofTokyo
April 1988-March 1997: Research Associate, Institute of Oriental Culture,
University of Tokyo
April 1988-March 1989: Research Fellow, International Association of Traffic and
Safety Sciences
April 1988-March 1994, April 1999-March 2002: Research Associate, National
Museum of Ethnology, Osaka
April 1985-March 1988, April 1994-March 1998, April 2005-March 2006:
Research Fellow, National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka
April 1985-March 1988: Research Fellow, Institute of Oriental Culture, Universityof Tokyo
April-December 1984: Research Fellow, International Christian University
RESEARCH EXPERIENCES:
August-September 2018: On the Halal Food Consumption in India (Research Project:
Consumers’ Behaviors in Asia)
August-September 2018: On the Contemporary Situation of Vegetarian and Halal
Foods in India (Research Project: Food Diversity and Tourism Promotion)
March 2016: On the Development of Halal Science in Malaysia (Research Project:
Industrial Vitalization through Halal Food Production and Muslim Tourism)
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July 2015-February 2016: On the Halal Food Production and Muslim Tourism in
Shizuoka, Japan (Research Project: Industrial Vitalization through Halal Food
Production and Muslim Tourism)
March 2015: On the Halal Industry and Muslim Tourism in Korea (Research Project:
Consumptive Behavior in Asia)
September 2014: On Islamic Tourism in Malaysia (Research Project: Interdisciplinary
Study of Islamic Network across Southeast Asia and Middle East)
March 2013: On the Halal Industry in Lanzhou and Ningxia, People’s Republic ofChina (Research Project: Global Development of Halal Industry and its possibility inJapan)
September 2012: On the Halal Industry in Casablanca, Fez and Meknes, Morocco(Research Project: Global Development of Halal Industry and its possibility in Japan)
March 2012: On the Halal Industry in Taipei, Taiwan (Research Project: Global
Development of Halal Industry and its possibility in Japan)
October 2011: On the Halal Industry in Ankara, Turkey (Research Project: Global
Development of Halal Industry and its possibility in Japan)
June 2010: On the Halal Industry in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (MIHAS/WHF).
(Research Project: Cultural Anthropological Study on International Cooperation andCompetition among Halal Industry Players)
May 2009: On the Halal Industry in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (MIHAS/WHF).
(Research Project: Cultural Anthropological Study on International Cooperation andCompetition among Halal Industry Players)
November 2008: On the Halal Industry in Dubai, UAE. (Research Project: Study on theInstitutionalization and Practice of Academic Knowledge in the Islamic World ofSoutheast Asia )May 2008: On the Halal Industry in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (MIHAS/WHF).
(Research Project: Cultural Anthropological Study of the Aging Society andTransnational Human Flow in Southeast Asia and Oceania)
February-March 2008: On the Japanese Diaspora in Malaysia. (Research Project:
Cultural Anthropological Study of the Aging Society and Transnational Human Flow inSoutheast Asia and Oceania)
September 2007: On the Halal Industry in Thailand and Malaysia. (Research Project:
Islam in Southeast Asia)
6February-March 2007: On the Malay Diaspora in Melbourne, Australia. (Research
Project: Cultural Anthropological Study of the Aging Society and Transnational Human
Flow in Southeast Asia and Oceania)
August-September 2006: On the Halal Industry in Malaysia. (Research Project:
Distribution and Sharing of Resources in Symbolic and Ecological Systems)
February-March 2006: On the Malay Diaspora in Sydney and Perth, Australia.
(Research Project: Cultural Anthropological Study of the Aging Society andTransnational Human Flow in Southeast Asia and Oceania)
August-September 2005: On the Current Trends of Visual Anthropology in Oxford,
UK.
August-September 2004: On the Malay Diaspora in Selangor and Sabah, Malaysia andKalimantan, Indonesia. (Research Project: Cultural Anthropological Study of Human
Flow in and around Borneo)
July 2004: Joint-Research on the Nomadic Pastoralism and Land Resources in
Mongolia.

(Research Project: Distribution and Sharing of Resources in Symbolic andEcological Systems)
February-March 2004: On the Dunia Melayu Movement in Malaysia.

(Research

Project: Cultural Anthropological Study of Human Flow in and around Borneo)
August-September 2002: On the Malay Diaspora and Malay Associations in Sabah andSarawak.

(Research Project: Cultural Anthropological Study of Human Flow in andaround Borneo)
August-September 2001: On the Malay Diaspora and Malay Organizations in KL and
Sabah.

(Research Project: Cultural Anthropological Study of Human Flow in andaround Borneo)
July-September 2000: On the Bajau/ Sama and Malay Associations in Sabah.
(Research Project: Human Flow in the Insular Southeast Asia)
January-February 1999: On the Bajau/ Sama and Malay Associations in Sabah.
(Research Project: Human Flow in the Insular Southeast Asia)
August-September 1998: On the Interpersonal Relationship between the JapaneseOverseas and Local Residents in Johore, Malaysia.
September-October 1997: On the Interpersonal Relationship between the JapaneseOverseas and Local Residents in Malaysia.
February-March 1997: On the Malay people in the southern Thailand and Cambodia.
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(Research Project: Anthropological Study of Social Ethics in Changing Southeast Asia)
September 1996: On the Interpersonal Relationship between the Japanese Overseas andLocal Residents in the Philippines.
August-October 1995: On the Cham People in Vietnam.

(Research Project:

Anthropological Study of Social Ethics in Changing Southeast Asia)
August-October 1994:
Singapore.

Archival Research on Malay Kingship in Malaysia and(Research Project: Anthropological Study of Social Ethics in Changing

Southeast Asia)
July-October 1992:

On the Malay Kingship and Malayness in Brunei and Sabah,

Malaysia. (Research Project: Study of ‘Community’ in Multi-Ethnic Nation Malaysia)
March 1992:

On the Kadazan-Dusun and Bajau/Sama Peoples in Sabah.

August-October 1989:

Archival Research on the Comparative Study of Kingship at

London School of Economics, Oxford University and Leiden University.
July-August 1988:

On the Traditional Kingship in Malaysia and Indonesia (Java, Baliand Sulawesi)
June-September 1987:

Archival Research on the Comparative Study of Kingship at

University of Chicago and Cornell University.
March 1986:

Joint-Research with Maeda, N. and T. Kato on the Socio-Economic

Transformation and Culture Change in Rural Malaysia. (Negeri Sembilan and Sarawak)
August-September 1983:

Joint-Research with the Malaysian Science University(USM), headed by Yoshikawa, K. on the Cross-Cultural Study of the Children’s
Behaviours. (Penang and Kedah)
March 1981-March 1983:

Research on the Negeri Sembilan Rituals of Royalty andMalay Kingship in Malaysia.

Funded by the Mombusho (Ministry of Education,

Culture and Science, Japan) scholarship, and affiliated to the Department of
Anthropology and Sociology, University of Malaya.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
Books(2021a) Islam and Cultural Diversity in Southeast Asia, Vol.3. Edited by Ikuya Tokoro& Hisao Tomizawa. The Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia andAfrica (ILCAA), Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 243pp.
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(2021b) Enhancing Halal Sustainability: Selected Papers from the 4th International
Halal Conference 2019.

Edited by Nur Nafhatun Md Shariff, Najahudin Lateh, Nur

Farhani Zarmani, Zety Sharizat Hamidi, Zeiad Amjad Abdulrazzak Aghwan, Norliza
Binti Dato Haji Mahalle, Hakimah Haji Yaacob, Tomizawa Hisao. Springer.
(2019) A New Horizon of Halal Science. Edited by Eiichi Tamiya & Hisao Tomizawa(in Japanese). Tokyo; CMC Press, 228pp.
(2018) Islam and Cultural Diversity in Southeast Asia, Vol.2: Perspectives fromIndonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Cambodia. Edited by Ikuya Tokoro& Hisao Tomizawa. The Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia andAfrica (ILCAA), Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 341pp.
(2017) The Possibility and Challenges of the Halal Industry in Japan. Edited by
Tomizawa Hisao (in Japanese), Global Center for Asian and Regional Research,
University of Shizuoka, 124pp.
(2003) The ‘State’ in Malay Rituals of Royalty: An Anthropological Approach toContemporary Malaysia. (in Japanese) Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 360 pp.
Articles and Book Chapters(2021) Socio-economic Framework of Communication in the Islamic World and Asia.
(in Japanese), Making of Global Networks in the 21st Century Asia and New Roles of
the Shizuoka Prefecture. Research Report, Global Center for Asian and Regional
Research, University of Shizuoka, pp.43-52.
(2020) The Chinese World and the Malay World. (in Japanese), Nagura, K. (ed),Chuuka-sekai-wo-yomu (Integration and Division of Greater China), Toho-shoten Press,
pp.185-197.
(2019a) A Consideration of the Halal Industry and Audit Culture. (in Japanese with an
English summary), Bunka-jinruigaku (Japanese Journal of Cultural Anthropology),
vol.83, no.4: pp.613-630 [Special Theme: Halal in the Contemporary Phase].
(2019b) The Definition of Halal, Certification Systems and the Japanese Challenge. (inJapanese) Tamiya & Tomizawa (eds), A New Horizon of Halal Science, CMC Press,
pp.3-9.
(2019c) The Scope of Halal Science: the Present Situation and Possibilities. (inJapanese) Tamiya & Tomizawa (eds), A New Horizon of Halal Science, CMC Press,
pp.10-17.
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(2016a) Current Trends of the Halal Industry and the Japanese Challenge. (in Japanese)
Bio Industry, vol.33, no.4: pp.13-19, April, Tokyo: CMC Press.
(2016b) Living among Diversity of Values over Food: Halal and Locality in the midst
of Globalization. (in Japanese) Journal of Global Humanities and Social Sciences, vol.2,
pp.29-48, Nagasaki University.
(2014) Pioneering the Halal Market for Marine and Fresh Water Products: Marine andFresh Water Food Culture in Indonesia. (in Japanese), Youshoku-Bizinesu (Aqua Culture
Business), July 2014, Tokyo: Midori-shobou , pp.59-61.
(2012a) Malay Diaspora Movement in the midst of Globalization. (in Japanese) Mio &Tokoro (eds), Globalizations: From the Fields of Anthropology, History and Area
Studies, pp.119-143.

Tokyo: Koubundou.

(2012b) Cooperation and Competition: Contemporary Situation and Related Problems
over the Global Standard for Halal Industry. (in Japanese) Tokoro, Nishii & Fukushima(eds), Islam in Southeast Asia, pp.337-350.

Research Institute for Asian and African

Studies, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
(2010) “Old and New Aspects of Malayness in the Contemporary Dunia Melayu
Movement”. (in English) Hashim Ismail(ed.) Tinta di Dada Naskhah: Melakar Jasa
Dato’ Dr Abu Hassan Sham, pp.29-44.

Kuala Lumpur: Jabatan Penerbitan Akademi

Pengajian Melayu, Universiti Malaya.
(2007a) Introduction: Extension and Scope of Anthropological Fieldwork. (in Japanese)
Bunka-jinruigaku (Japanese Journal of Cultural Anthropology), vol.72,no.3 [Special
Theme: What is Anthropological Fieldwork?], pp.345-360.
(2007b) Globalization or Counter-Globalization?: Emergence of the Modern Halal
Industry and its Significance in Southeast Asia. (in Japanese) Uchibori, M.(compiledby) Shigen-jinruigaku (Anthropology of Resources), vol.4, pp.317-348.

Tokyo:

Koubundou.
(2006) Nationalism and Cultural Strategy in Malaysia. (in Japanese) Takeuchi,
Muramatsu & Watanabe (eds.), Tetteikenshou Higashi-ajia (East Asia Observed
Macroscopically and Microscopically), pp. 112-123.

Tokyo: Keiso-shobo.

(2004a) The Significance of Local Currency Movement as an Attempt at Renewal of
Locality in Contemporary Japan. (in Japanese) Uchibori, M.(ed.), Distribution andSharing of Resources in Symbolic and Ecological Systems: Integrative Model-buildingin Anthropology, pp. 138-141. Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia
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and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
(2004b) Old and New Aspects of Malayness in the Contemporary Dunia Melayu
Movement.

A Working Paper for the International Symposium Thinking Malayness, at

the Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo Universityof Foreign Studies 19-21 June, 2004, 17pp.(to be published from Routledge: Tayor &Francis)(2002) Ethnic Indices and Their Meanings to the BIMP-EAGA Scheme: With Special
Reference to the Categories of ‘Bajau/Sama’ and ‘Malay’ in Sabah, Malaysia.
Miyazaki, K. (ed.), Making of Multi-Cultural Sabah (Human Flow in the InsularSoutheast Asia), pp. 31-38.

Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia andAfrica, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
(2000) The Present Conditions and Problems in Human Resource Management in caseof a Japanese Factory Producing Electronic Appliances in Malaysia. (in Japanese)
Nishida, H. (ed.), Conflicts in Interpersonal Communication among the JapaneseOverseas and the Local Residents in the Philippines and Malaysia (Grant-in-Aid
Research Report for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology), pp.366-380.
(1997a) Continuity and Change in Islam. (in Japanese) Aoki, T. et al (eds.),
Iwanami-koza Bunkajinruigaku (Iwanami Lecture Series: Introduction to Cultural
Anthropology), vol.11, pp.53-78.

Tokyo: Iwanami-shoten.

(1997b) State Structure and Maritime Peoples in Insular Southeast Asia. (in Japanese)
Shiota, M. (ed.), Kaiyo-tosho-kokka-no-genzo-to-henbo (Prototype and Transformationof Maritime States in the Pacific), IDE Research Series, no.473, pp. 237-262.

Tokyo:The Institute of Developing Economies.
(1994a) Ethnology of Matchmakers. (in Japanese) OPTICO, no.14, pp. 14-15.
Chuubu-terekomyunikeishon.
(1994b) The Concept of Indigenousness in Malaysia. (in Japanese) Bulletin of theJapan Society for Southeast Asian History, no.60, pp.14-15.
(1993) ‘Ancient Times’ Depicted in Dynastic Myths in Southeast Asia. (in Japanese)
Furuhashi, Miura & Mori (eds.), Kodai-bungaku-kouza (Invitation to Ancient
Literatures), vol. 1, pp. 120-131.

Benseisha.

(1991a) Physical Body of the King and his Body Politic. (in Japanese) Matsubara, M.
(ed.), Ouken-no-isou (Aspects of Kingship and Royalty in Anthropological Perspective),11pp. 101-115.
(1991b) Some Problems in the Study of Southeast Asian Kingship from the viewpointof Islam/non-Islam.

Urbanity of Islam Research Report (Grant-in-Aid Research

Report for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology), no.110,
pp.1-18.
(1990a) The Relationship between Land and People in Cultural Anthropological
Perspective. (in Japanese) Tsujimura & Nakamura (eds.), Nihonjin-to-tochi (TheJapanese Attitude to the Land and the Estate), pp. 41-58.

Tokyo: Gyousei.

(1990b) Some Principles and Aspects of Kingship in Southeast Asia. (in Japanese)
Tsuchiya, K. (ed.), Koza Tonan-ajia-gaku (Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies),
vol.6, pp. 54-80.

Tokyo: Koubundou.

(1990c) Malay Muslims and the Chams. (in Japanese) Maajinaru ( Marginal), vol. 6,
pp. 36-51.

Tokyo: Gendai-shokan.

(1990d) Skin Disease and Amok: Some Ethnographical Aspects of Malay Kingship. (inJapanese) Abe, Ito & Ogiwara (eds.), Minzokubunka-no-sekai (The World of Ethnic
Cultures), part II, pp. 380-394.

Tokyo: Shougakkan.

(1990e) Job Selection among Female Teen-agers in Changing Society: A Case of A
Nursing College Students in East Shizuoka Prefecture. (in Japanese) Kondo, S.(ed.),The Interaction between Culture and Body in Changing Families (Grant-in-Aid
Research Report for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology), pp. 11-15.
(1990f) Traffic and Conveyance. (in Japanese) Obayashi, T., S. Sugita & T. Akimichi(eds.), Statistical Analyses of Cultures in Southeast Asia and Oceania (Bulletin of the
National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka, Special Issue, no.11), pp.61-66.
(1989a) Cultural Relativism in International Relations. (in Japanese) Watanabe, K. &Kohama, H. (eds.), Kokusai-kankei-no-shiza-tenkan (Paradigm Shift in International
Relations), pp.193-220. Tokyo: Hokuju-shuppan.
(1989b) Children’s Mobility and Household Dynamics in Malay Societies. (inJapanese) Hoshino, A. (ed.), Koza Kazoku-shinrigaku (Introduction to Psychology of
Family), vol.1, pp.227-254.

Tokyo: Kaneko-shobo.

(1987) Social Structure and the State. (in Japanese) Ito, Sekimoto & Funabiki (eds.),
Gendai-no-shakaijinruigaku (Social Anthropology Today), vol.3, pp.35-56.
University of Tokyo Press.
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Tokyo:

(1986) Installation Ceremony of Undang Johol, Negeri Sembilan: With Particular
Reference to the Traditional Basis of Authority. (in Japanese with English Summary)
The Memoirs of the Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, no.100, pp.63-99.
(1985a) The Wedding Ceremony of a Negeri Sembilan Malay Princess: With
Reference to the Principle in the Construction of Royalty and its Modern Phase. (inJapanese) The Proceedings of the Department of Humanities, College of Arts andSciences, University of Tokyo, vol.LXXXII (Series of Cultural Anthropology, no.4),
pp.51-74.
(1985b) The Origin Myth of Kingship and the Civil War in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
A Working Paper read at Prof. Marshall Sahlins’ International Workshop: Historical
Metaphors and Mythical Realities, held at the Institute of Oriental Culture, Universityof Tokyo, in May, 1985, 10pp.
(1984a) The Ruler and the Ruled on the ‘Seesaw’: The Dynastic Myth of Negeri
Sembilan Reconsidered. (in Japanese with English Summary) Minzokugaku-kenkyu(The Japanese Journal of Ethnology), vol.49, no.2, pp. 131-156.
(1984b) Keramat and the Magician: Research Notes on a Matrilineal Village in
Malaysia.

(inJapanese) Shakaijinruigaku-nenpou

Anthropology), vol.10, pp.137-152.

(Annual

ReviewofSocialTokyo: Koubundou.

(1981) A Structural Analysis of the Sejarah Melayu: An Essay on a Malay Dynastic
Myth. (in Japanese with English Summary) Minzokugaku-kenkyu (The Japanese
Journal of Ethnology), vol.46. no.1, pp. 55-79.
Short Essays, Book Reviews and Encyclopedia Entries:(2022a) Book Review on Conceptualizing the Malay World: Colonialism andPan-Malay Identity in Malaya by SODA Naoki. Malaysian Studies Journal, No.11,
pp.74-77.
(2022b) SDGs and Halal Industry. Column Essay (in Japanese, electric paper) uploadedat the homepage of the Global Center for Asian and Regional Research, University of
Shizuoka.
(2021) Acceptance of the COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Islamic World. Column Essay(in Japanese, electric paper) uploaded at the homepage of the Global Center for Asianand Regional Research, University of Shizuoka.
(2018) The Experimental Challenge and Scope of the Japan Society for Halal Science13and Technology. Column Essay (in Japanese, electric paper) uploaded at the homepageof the Global Center for Asian and Regional Research, University of Shizuoka.
(2017a) Book Review of From World City to the World in One City: Liverpool throughMalay Lives by Tim Bunnell. Southeast Asian Studies, Vol. 6, No. 2, August 2017, pp.
397-402.
(2017b) A Consideration of the Rotation System of the Malaysian Kingship: Past andPresent. (in Japanese), Malaysian Studies Journal, No. 6, p.158.
(2016) Shizuoka Omotenashi (Hospitality) Guidebook for Muslims. Supervised by
Hisao Tomizawa. Shizuoka City: Fujino-shoji (pamphlet)(2015) The Role of Humanities and Social Sciences for Human Resources in Asia.
Column Essay (in Japanese, electric paper) uploaded at the homepage of the Global
Center for Asian and Regional Research, University of Shizuoka.
(2014) The Current Situation of Muslim Tourism in Japan and Related Problems. (inJapanese), Webu-kanko-seisaku-foramu (Web Tourism Policy Forum), no.65, May 1,
2014.
(2013a) ‘Bonds’ created by the Malaysian Look East Policy: A Cultural Analysis, (inJapanese) JAMS News, no.54, pp. 2-3.

Japan Association for Malaysian Studies.

(2013b) Globalization and Localization: Comments on Presentations of the Annual
Academic Meeting (Part 1), (in Japanese) JAMS News, no.54, p.4.

Japan Association

for Malaysian Studies.
(2013c) Locality and Universality of Consumption in the Age of Globalization. Column
Essay, (in Japanese, electric paper) uploaded in the homepage of the Global Center for
Asian and Regional Research, University of Shizuoka.
(2011a) Is there any ‘border’ for the halal products consumers? (in Japanese) The Daily
NNA, Malaysia edition, Sept. 27, 2011.
(2011b) How to Collect Data (1): Anthropological Interviews. (in Japanese) JapaneseSociety of Cultural Anthropology (ed.), Fieldworkers’ Handbook, pp.109-123. Kyoto:
Sekai-shiso-sha.
(2010a) ‘Children-oriented’ ethnography: Review of Small ‘Hunters’ in the Forest:
Ethnography of Children among the Hunter-Gatherers, by Kamei, N. (Kyoto University
Press, 2010). (in Japanese) Tosho-shinbun (The Book Review Press), no.2980, 4 Sept.,
2010, p.5.
(2010b) Will the Halal Industry Change the World?: Islamic Southeast Asia Challenging
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Globalization. (in Japanese) Field Plus, no.4, p.10.

Tokyo University of Foreign

Studies.
(2009) ‘Fieldwork’ (in Japanese), Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology(ed.),Bunkajinruigaku-jiten (Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology), pp.706-711. Tokyo:
Maruzen.
(2007) Review of People Living in the Periphery: Development and Islamization for theOrang Asli, Malaysia, by Nobuta, T. (Kyoto University Press, 2004). (in Japanese)
JAMS News, no.37, pp.42-45.

Japan Association for Malaysian Studies.

(2006) Why Are Local Currencies Not Prevalent in Japan? (in Japanese) Anthropology
of Resources, Data & Report, no.5 (Petty Commodities), 1p.

Research Institute for

Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
(2005) The Riddle of Lokman. (in Japanese) Nakazawa-Masaki-tsuitou-bunshuu(Memoirs Dedicated to the Late Nakazawa Masaki), pp.48-49.
(2004a) Review of Dynastic Myths in East Asia: Japan, Korea and Ryukyu, by
Obayashi,T.

(Koubundou,

1984),(inJapanese) Komatsu,

K.

et

al

(eds.),

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